Q1/ A solid body at some initial temperature To is suddenly placed in a room where the air temperature is To and the walls of the room are very large. The heat-transfer coefficient for the convection heat loss is h, and the surface of the solid may be assumed black. Assuming that the temperature in the solid is uniform at any instant, write the differential equation for the variation in temperature with time, considering both radiation and convection.

Q1/ A solid body at some initial temperature To is suddenly placed in a room where the air temperature is To and the walls of the room are very large. The heat-transfer coefficient for the convection heat loss is h, and the surface of the solid may be assumed black. Assuming that the temperature in the solid is uniform at any instant, write the differential equation for the variation in temperature with time, considering both radiation and convection.

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